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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1927
Chnlottotosrn Guardian '|'wn Coats
Morning Guardian, lonndad 1807
INDIA TIIHN'
Hi s llEl|l§|[|l|.5
lN2||ll|]S|l|E5.
Between 250' and 300
Persons _ _Killed as
, Result of conflicts'
i Between Moslems
and Hindus.
,_ (Canadian Press)
' BIMILA, India, Aug. 29.-Betweenl
250 and 300 persons have been killed
and more than 2,500 injured in less
than eighteen months past as the
result of religious conflicts between
Hindus and Moslems in various parts
|,1»md|a, Lord Irwin me vlcemwpatches to the vernacular newspap
stated in addressing the legislative
assembly here today.
Calcutta was one of the storln
centres last year and. Lord Irwin
said that from April to July the
city seemed to be under the mastery
of an evil spirit to such an extent
that the law had to be reasserted by
drastic methods. The same sinister,
influences were at work eisewhere,‘
he declared. l
The Viceroy said that there was
much in Indian social life that cried
out for remedy and reform but the
task would be sorely handicapped so'
long as the country was distracted*
and tom by the present animosities.|
India desires home government.
continued the Viceroy. It is Greatl
Britaln's task to guide her in this
end. and both Britain and India
are confronted with the vital neces-
sity of laying the spectre that be-
sets the path of their common
hopes. '
Bobbed Head'
  will be painted on thc carl
..a t.
' (Canadian Press)
LONDON, Aug. 20. -Mrs. Sarah
Ann Turner, of Buckland, I-lamp-l
shire, was found dead with her-_
head in a gas oven. Her husband
told the coroner that his wife hunt
a fine head of hair. but had lt|
bobbed in May. She had since
worried over the loss of it so much
that she could not sleep. Verdict:
Suicide while of unsound mind.
Bold Bandit Exploit
(Canadian Preaa)
LONDON, Eng., Aug. 29. -- Thel
Evening News Tokyo correspond-|
out says the boldest bandit exploit
of recent years was staged ovcr|
the week-end when a~ gang held up
a train of the Japanese Capital.
shooting the members of the crew|
and all others who resisted. Fllty|
passengers were captured and heldl
for ransom. Special trains hearingl
troops have been ordered to the
vicinity.
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description, cheaply and expedi-
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°lNQUlRl. R! Cl-IRDNIC Dil-
euaa. ll! Prinea 'Street Dr.
Ciift. Don't delay. raoovary tu
next three months. 600l~ti8ept i
'you wmv noon anvatoizla
Prices 50 for Ice; 100 for Bla'
no for ssc; seo :or tim; 1.006
for tins. iwotvsia. ouuraiuu of-
lstorm Saturday at Kochi, on Bhike
ment. intimations. etc. Gm °°°"‘°“' Y°"‘°h"° M “ “cm “at
Lafge Mill Will Financial Panic ' _ E Naval Men Excluded
~ f ' __ Ju
,   B, E,,,,,,,, Has ,,,,,,,,,,,,_.,,,BR|T|StH PREMIER HIGHLY M ,.,,,,,,,, Till) BIG SIIRPRISES IN
 tizmthe guardlanl (Special to tho Guardian) (g,n¢|n| gn me qurdhn)
confirmln D U ug' 29' ' In CANTON' A“g'29'__A vmnm fm'    LONDON' Aug' 29' -Naval men  
' < ' - gill beu\;‘iirtur:)iiy excluded from ac-
have leased nine acres on commis- government bunk notes crowds ' byeuff Adc,fm.gn°‘ new md" “sued
~ ° y. The order for-
n:'°s':‘.;f.:i.‘;..?:';°.:.“if.~u‘": 5:25; ind;.:.r:';.i.i;°'i.“:f..‘::';‘:‘;.s“:.‘;; H011- Stanley Baldwin SWS Canada IS A  “sl”  °' °‘°“ °°  i`irf“i9~°1"`f'i3?’
mill to cost one million dollars will tu collect sin/sr wnisn is ins only L d  “G d W A d U   any mzimzr 'saw hfrfseigs tgfbiij two his surprises in irish Free state.
be erected at once employing 150 thing the large companies are ac- _ an 00 ages n n lml come a candidate for a li m t polmcs "°d“y' The nm “me with
men and producing 'I5 tons a day. ccptin . ~ - - - ~ 9, - ---- The tomb", u D r 5 en' the announcement that James .
 P °n “pp es “lm w the Walsh, Minister of Posts and
K
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_ -‘ y a te decla ng his unwil g
h_ D. of electric energy. .5 I p _ g _ DOUGLAS CASTLE, LANAItK _narrate how he had travelled Isley: liament and forbids speaking or ap- to 10| in
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g the report. that the Can
adian Paper Board Co., of Montreal
and that in time this will be
20,000 tons of coal a year and i 00
36 Lost Their
Lives In Heavy
Rainstorm
(Canai;aTPress)
TOKYO Aug 29-Belated des
ers today reported a heavy rain
wau, one of the four largest Islands
of Japan, as a consequence of which
thirty-six persons lost. their lives.
Numerous persons are believed t.o be
missing. many were hurt, houses,
bridges and roads were washed away
and communications interrupted.
Reports from Nagaska show t at
h
district also was flooded, sixteen per-
sons being killed. and twenty injur-|SentenC8d  A
an .
ed. Houses were washed away d
farms in the country districts were
inundated.
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Look Right;
(Canadian Press)
ed crossing places are being sn- quoting Judge Webster Thayer. on that the people of Bntuin sro rio- "cannon is ri iunri of good wages an “men” '“°"“’“°“”'" ‘md “kef In “d°“i°“ "’ "h°“ ‘”‘°°"y °°“'
pointed at busy centres in the We
End. Two parallel white lines w
he painted four feet apart. and b
tween these the pedestrians will
invited to cross the roadway. T
words “Look Left", as the case lin
~a
way. The scheme is part. of t
Ministry of Transport/s plan f
minimising risks run by foot pas
scngers.
-_-_eré--~
Marriage In
(Canadian Press)
described thc Chapel Royal of S
Peter ad Vincula. within the Tow
of London, as "thc saddest spot on
earth.” l-ie was thinking of all
three Queens among them, who
s
headless corpses were hurriedly bur at Georgetown at Z p m yeSt0i‘iiti;Y the National Trust sm no the Gene,-5| Manager and F
 vivn     ei; ‘;:;.";i°zl:.i.2: :...;°:.sr:;::i; :., Catch Burgiars A Crack Shot  trifii in:  J   
ccutioner had swung his axe o
Tower Green.
Despite its age-long mournful
memories St. Peters was chosen
charmin weddin it was too
Austen. daughter of Yeoman Ward
the world. The bridegroom wa
John Harry Beames. a member
the Orchestra of the Olympic.
was in the Olympic that Mr. Beam
rid lil months a o
makes as brave array as the br
bride wore a shell-pink dress with
orange blossom. Her father was
arrayed in the full glory of his of-
rcd ond gold. spotless white friii
lAnyone who has seen Gilbert and
Bullivan's Opera "Tile Yeoman of
the Guard" will realize what a brav
show Ycoman Warden Austen made.
Thcrc was a reception at the Case
bride cut the weddii1E “Bk” with
for many centuries.
 ‘
Lady Cynthia _
Mosley Sings
Mosley. wife of Oswald Mosley. Lab
or M. P.. made her debut recently
ent labor Party Summer School li:
from other countries. Possessing
ceedingly well.
is son and heir of Bir Oswald Mos
icy. nth baronet. One of his ancest
,Lady Cynthia Mosley is the nec-
ancial panic has developed as a ie
suit of the excessive depreciation of
Trl s To Gen ress
SHIRE Aug 29 -Premier Stanley en thousand miles in 32 days
____ 20000 people at a Conservative fete ever Province "I was struck b
(Cnnnmnn pre) hero this afternoon euloglzed Can-
LONDON Ang 29 _M155 C p ada as a land of "good wages and
Elam. D Sc one of the two women iiiilimitéd l1i0SSibiiit-|95 R¢f®i'i'iD8 i/0
members of the Iron and Stoel In thi! l7i‘0BD€i'itY Of the D0i¥iilii0Ii» he
stituto. nur been appointed to truvel said 'It has been built no primarily
on a scholarship, donated by Sir by British brains, capital and skill
Robert Hadfield. to the Empire Min The secret of its success is its Brit
ing and Metallurgical Congress ish character"
which will open in Molltreal on At the outset of his s ech the
paratively small population
part Scotland had played in the de
velopment of Canada
reat advan e over us Bhe be
School of Mines. Kensington being decadent and said ‘I was 'rhcre is one thing that she
P19695 by 5" R058" Hildfieid “Vol undlmmed courage is unquench- people. I put two questions to
the di5P°Si1l°f the Insmiiw °f Minded; that our working people are ple I met there: 'Are you hap
man. assistant professor -at the
Royal School of Mmes slowly but surely winning through." |'Yes.' I do not assert that there
population and the faith of the Can-
adians in the future of their coun- Land of Possibilities
Year’s imprisonment
Canada by n. comparatively small home. ,
try. "There is one thing Canada
_- wants to take from us." he said. "The opportunities in Canada a
(Canadian Press) “She wants our people." 1 |the scope for development were
BOSTON Au 20 - Miss Mary There is no s t to which I would the dee st interest to e I
_ ”"'“*“ _' novo r-'sith in country
The annual meeting of the
he County and was featured with _-_ .-1-
groai. enthusiasm. (Canadian Press) (Canadian Press)
ors was Lord Mayor of London
fioe. Guardian _Job Prlnterr. tl
` IMO.
at is about £35,000
k pearing an the platform at political “lawn Partsepeew be tgamgen t
on Scholarships Baldwin, addressing a. gathering oi' ing 26 speeches and setting foot in meetings or serving on election 581215” hgg 593 Tn ,The axes; 0
y Y the wmmitwes I" is p'°"'d°d th" council He disappeared, apparent-|
fffiiiilirs lilfebdy Obffii-111041 bil i-he Wm ;“""“| °“;fer5 must “ek Pe\'m’”l°n ly without consulting his colleagues*
rom aut orities if they wish to or commuenw in Cork
Nothing struck me more than the Hit/ef i>0iiiiCiii fields Mr Walsh has been nn5ympa¢h_
ies on many matter . particui rly
;\Anot§e; irnapdr;:ssio}r: Yiiasmthue lotta   on the tariff He iss an advogate
w icha an ans e e u of high protective duties He
ure of their country Canada has one 9 Trlollths
\ be s tes be __ f -
Auf: 22nd Miss Eiam is assistant Premier referred to evil propaganda fits by our experience and is with-
i»0 Pf0f€SS°i* Ci1i'l>€IiW1 Bt- the Rbybllabout the people of Great Britain out many troubles that beset us! l1\,Q|;1pg(FBx;h;9E;=;;),y Brmsh  Conventlon I
sc oo c d has heard of Stone
A Siiliiiiif SCh°l8i'ShiP hilii b¢i2fi,able to tell Canada that our spirit want to take from us. She wants our n¢ng¢_¢nn,¢ wen-d cn-¢1¢.°f in-tnmnr   Assn.
-'on Salisbury Plain, built be- __ V
i d M t H hi h h om_ _ , Py?' fore even the first glimmgfiig of (gpnnm gn The qwmn)
ng im ° 3 "'35" W ° M li ,stricking grandly to the almost im- and Are you doing well? the dawn of history. And appeal M;NAK1 gn; An 39 Ex
_ ,_ ' . .. g. .- ec
mated P‘”°f°55°" B°""“"d W- H°l possible task of rebuilding. and are In every case the answer wasggiied amongst others by Premier ive omcers of an of me wleph
re_ dwin, Viscount Grey and Ram- te f ad t dt:
Premier Baldwin sold he had been no grousers._out they kept out of my say Macdonald. has been issued for iff; Qiezth  §,f,,§n{f;‘n 'Lt
struck with the ‘results obtained inlway. I wish they would do so atifuridb £0 preserve the “lbliely mei- me 1-e|cph°ne Association of C
esty” of this gigantic prehistoric re-
lic Nine years ago Sir Cecil Chubb ada which ‘S MW m sessmn M'
owfner of me “md upon which Minaki Lodge on the Winnipeg Riv-
smnehenge stands presenwd the er. The purpose of the convention at
circle to me n tl ' d it I which papers on various technical
nd B on’ an 5 naw sublects are presented and open dis-
ofiwithin the safe keeping of the office “ssl h ld is w n d I un t
of Works During the war, howev ° °n 5 “ 5° “ "5 °
g. ~ " po - pe m . fo d ' '
_ Donovan. Secretary of the Sacco- rather come from Canada than thelln Canada high aims and real=:.‘;_'cl°]}|:";cmtzfxl“g::°°v‘:_";5"’l‘_°l’l‘,‘;‘§§s asf ‘mg iggzgge ggfggngfes faffegaggda w
Look  Varrzeitiddotfeéise tcommltgees vglnahearti of Sciptland, Premier Bald-rgighlatihievlement. Whitlie (;`a.x<i;dahis| erection in me neighborhood of mwlproduce added knprovemems to Seb
5°" ence ° ay 0 a y a iw? ec me ’ ' eve °p ng er °“m M °“ ' 5 elitary hutments. It is a curious re-'vice and equipment and to advance
prisunment and a fine of $10 on, There has been a great deal of looks to _develop it within that widerdlecuon that one Government dejime good relations between the com_
_ Charges growing out 0! her attempt evil propaganda about the world e community of 'nations forming the partmém schedules swnehenge _Bs Dames and the publm
LONDON, Aug. 29. -Sixteen fix to show a placard alleged to be pentnny in new nnunh-1e5_ gem" Byltlsh Empire ._
» ~ . ’ 1
6
_ it ulldei' its protection. While imoth nected with the maintengnee and
5? 2:5 ‘tirztafgipliiigsostiéat £2 $513335 zgdemtié wasnable tis; till Cagleitda ;r:aiski‘1nl;irI;ir1n¢f3_ mP°55ld hiiigugdez 'gf er Government dellbrtment, leaves operation of the telephone systems
_ ' - 3 °°“ 'Y' 5° " ’°’“ "K, ,_ “F ““ n number ni unsightly buildings de- of cannon one with the equipm nt
9 ed Mid WHS i‘€i@i1Bi=d Dil 51100 ban- that, is the same as it was ten years,ence. It has been built up primar- ren” within "5 |mmedm¢_e vgcimty x | d 1 W
be She was found guilty of attempt-nga; and that our spirit is undimmediiyi by British brains, capital and one of these derelict; has beenligd suppyt;:°m‘im'§1e; if egavs
_ _ t e n
he “ig in ‘miie find Of diiiifibimfig im and our courage unquenched. Mis-‘skill The secret of its success is the,1_n|-ned into n bnngniow ¢gn_rn0m_ \ e wnven on n u 0
ay Hi©'ii|“ii¢ i|i‘““i‘i\‘° PY Jiidg" 30"' takes have been made but I am;Britlsi~i character. There is there the "The solitude of Stonehenge,i1n;“hL`B_Mu;m;rB°I BT3S?h°§es
3° “fm ‘li M““i“iUa1 (#0‘"`i “ml “"“' proud of the courage and patience|will to work to confront difficulties could be restored" declares the ap- er an ` ' B ' D
he -’-e“°°d i° “lx m"“'\“‘ "ii "Wh with which our working people have and hardships. and surmount them peal now published" and prccau- Mmm" of Telephones for the sa
°" ¢h“"g°r Th” ""9 was ‘ml’°““‘l f"" stuck grandly to the almost impos-_Lin a spirit of self-reliance. None but tions taken to ensure that our pos- pmvmce'
' i"’*‘i"“°`U“g “`“m“~ The i’l“°“f‘1 sible task of rebuilding and are the people themselves can build a terity will see it against the sky in_ Represemauvcs from me Ben
which “'53 um b“"° 0! “°""""“°" slowly and surely winning through." fabric of society and industrial life the lonely majesty before which our`Teleph°“° Company °f Cmmdp' serv' '
"em: "Dm W" “B what I dm t°. “That message was received in`for if the people of a nation ard ancestors have stood in awe mg hrgely me Pmvmces of ontarm
‘"0" “““E°h'°u° _"“(“1g“°d)|the new world with the great/est en-‘pauperized in spirit they will build throughout all our recorded history. ami Q”;°bf;f;_ ;‘\°'“'§’n"' N' Ggleau' '
J“dS° T"'W'"‘ inusiusm," tho Premier wont on. nothing out s poor house for s f "fzigltions nuevo lint been se\;ur;d;R§;‘;’;;‘ Gcngrafconlnfgfgfél Eégm_ _
bn 1 ti _ or e pure ase o an area o er - ,
   -‘- grH;nsh;:§kp?|£,l:“ar§;ec¢|M on what Plain which includes the whole of i€t3i`- ml? MBi1i’i`°W5~ General C°m' '
' 7 ' "The reception given the Prince would have been the fate of Canada what m‘fY be “ned the '5"°“9h°“3e‘ mem anager'
 S  of Wales was striking evidence oflif the early settlers had relied on SkY'Un9- 5hU\-lid the purchases be The ligaritimes Telephizgitel bel?
LONDON. A118. 39- -M9-Ci'iUliW` ,his popularity and if the allegiance the socialist doctrine of nationaliza- effected' the A" F°r°° Buildings Telegmp C0" represen y '
t.   of thc people of Canada to our ¢;0m-'f_10n mstcad of Scomsh qualmes will be removed. further building A. Hiseler, General Traffic Superin-
er mon crown." ‘which have brought such ilreat wmhbe {"°’VeTt'ed;n°§‘d th? zglualztlzitgndent' lAl'  1?°'t;K;y‘tG$:,‘er
. .. arc aeo og ca re ans o e s ommer-on upcrn n en, .
H A I Premier Iialdwin proceeded itoprosperity. ii Vi ¢_ permanemllyh pfobifwd gomd u;lc`lHayes' General Managen The New
th of high birth,mcn and women, Klng's County Conserve ve s- - _ plough. ' e an purc ase w im-un_.-,wick Telgphone Company has
OSC se sociatloii held in' thu l‘own lluli Jazz Beats To Klng George IS be placed under the guardianship of‘¢:w° deleganes in 5_ }3_ Ebbett A _
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Considerable business was trim-\ LONDON, Aug. 29. -"Jazz Beats", V T -  
the place of her wedding by a bride' sacterl including the appointment or "Beating the Burglar." is the lat- LONDON, Aug. 29. -King George, _ _  ‘ _
21 th th d . A very bright of delegates to the National Con- est move in the game of wits played who every year in the grouse-shoot- -
:ld C ° at ay g _ _ se,-vague Convention nt winnipeg between the Metropolitan Police ing season isa guest of the Duke of   .  Train Wreck
The bride was Miss Louisa Margaret. fgrwslctcber 11th. These are as fol-F2155 thhit; llrixtglllilgiiréié cl:fci;r;1n(;anp;¥ii;i; gixogihggaféigmegt <l1;o)y3':l1orA£ite;-` Cablnet Post' C d_|____Pre“)
en Albert Austen, one of the famous Dr. A. A. MacDonald, M. L. A.._beats to his own advantage when Yorkshire. is one of the best shots ‘ ( am' 8'" _h _ _
"Beefeaters" of the Tower. who for Souria; Mr- Arthur McQuaid, Sour-‘committing a burglary. _in 015155 Britain Mid he geatiy elif (Canadian Press) Two engme men kmgu and twn
the last ten years has been keeper is; Mr. H. D. McEwen, ex M. L. iasgoswregffmdngage certain gem; Esylvsa seogiwxiie Esgsinzqthwnxfg gmii LONDON, Aug. 29.-Vlsc0ili\¢‘0tner members of the crew injur d
of the Boody Tower, and in that A., Morell; Mr. Frank McPhee, ex re ulamehave Zoe H tiex<;i;sine;n;i.;1e bg- Deceynber mtg ms Male” asrcecii of Chetwood has definitely re-‘one eermusly when the Bmadw
time has told its story to tens 0 Minister of Public Works. I ltwaen Constables Egg their su nor usual arrived 'N Bolton Abby; in signed his cabinet post as Chancei-Immned mst Chrmgo U, Ne
thousands of visitors from all over The alternates which were a so owners been ke t that cmckgfnen good ‘me ‘or the opening m5yde__1°,- of the Dnnhy of Lnnnnsgen tgtybrk passenger .mm on th
g appointed are as follows. .lb watchin u P lineman “S é Future from London 0'” August was learned today, and will not go pennyslvann, ,-am-ond was W,-eng
(lt Mr' C' C' Thompson' Mumégue' given pointghaveplgeen assures of it iith was the beginning of his only`t'° Geneva 1°' the forthcoming meehthis m°r“""5 just ea" M callin"
es  (§;?1st;-r ggzgnnignpegfrn Mir' period free from interruption. real holiday this year so far. *ng °f me l°”“°' T"“"°"' 12 "mes we" 0' A"°““'
A_ ylrcmmagile. Mr A 'S préwaéll But. this is being changed. With The King will 'go to Balmoral. '
were‘
J
ele-
n _
eral
tivei
etic toward the government's polic-
took
E STATE PULITICS
part in the 1918 rebellion, and N-
came postal chief when the had '
State was set up. He is regarded
asagood leader and has consider-
able influence in the Cork district.
The second surprise was the docia~
ion of the Binn Fein party not to
take part in the election owing to
lack of funds: ln the last elec-
tion Sinn Fein candidates polled
about 41.000 votes and five of them
were elected. A Sinn Fein state-
ment lssued attacks Eamon D0
Valera, leader of the Fianna Fall
party for entering the Dail Eirrean-
na recently and declared that his
action in. taking the oath of alleg-
iance to King Geooge helped to
make further war with England in-
evitable. .
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PITTSBURGH Penn* Aug 29
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mg Essgdoa that B bndegslfnthnr Milrmy Hm.b;,m._   Howard much poring ovcr maps, fine trac- Scotland, from Bolt/on Abbey and 1" _
ide, Macnmmld ox M_ L_ A_ was ings through congested streets and will pay a series of private visits _ . #ma Hu|.i1mc`
but it was so at thio W¢ddii1E- Th” nominated as delegate-at-large fm- semi-rural lanes and innumerable there. No cabinet minister will be Brltlsh  ‘Q A `
uw pm,,|nc,,_ BHG( addresses were journeys of survey. beats have been in attendance, and only one private LWA (C5 e
deuvewd by ex_Pl.em|e|_ Stewmharranged, and instead of tbeing secretary will accompany him tvs; sit- _  Settlers, B 
W d -d hi t of HM" J' A' Macnonmd' M' P' and Tbtlllzillfrtigsdmigg viiliggsgtxxwbsdsmwclilicharin Esinregfdgizewix glalEixi%:’di=yCastlehh:,i NE is
fico of Ycoman M bfi 0" C Mr- H. D. McEwen. Tile executive ' °
for me ensumg year was slanted mansy cases recross their own itiner- gllnlaaetrtxbled ilnkiifleaffiaiclso igl stat; EDMor;¥:)i;:di.aAl=mPres:\)u 29 __ A Y w“ERE
with Tudor Roses; n uniform which and matters renting t° ormnlza' M-'I?hils no matter how observant ii. the usual custggs ' r ng Fifty British boys sent out Eromthe N
xalgczingrimra ,If?zEleEivlEi:'v§0E)'0;‘iEa?il; don were briefly dlscuased' cracksman may be, he will not be ' Labor Ministry's training schools in
5 “ ` able to tell when the policeman will W" * ° °' England arrived in Edmonton re- \
enter the street from the other end. cently. Fifteen of the boys were
°Dout1i of Prominent - --»- Saskatoon Cafes ;’,;l.':.‘3.°i’. .;':.‘...§Zi‘l:h.?.‘i. ::°..."‘,f.‘.‘:§i ,,~ 5’ _ 4;
I N t to Edmonton and the majority of, \ ~ 1/
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“ve” '“i..;‘.““:.f;“.zi..°.“°.:;‘i;;: '1`°i`°“i° E"‘<"f‘“""" Premier Baldwin 011 “Pe” A1 ‘gh t.':°.,‘:f,“:;: t‘;.§3.t°:n".l: 1.1:; 4 nib
D“"°“"5 W n ' n '”‘_` ' ____ River country ' ` 1 "
r5p..s|..| to tn, ounrnrsnl 1 sAsl<1i'rooN, August ze. -city __ - . 5 c-l__ '\
sword which has been in the TOWN' '10|;0NT0_ Qn¢__ Ang_ 39, _.'rnr.    fathers would make Saskatoon n yougegetagg ngni sgxnsgn *gr?eli?¢§ "U ‘ » / LAI’ i
onto has suffered the loss of one of -*°" E006 City. nlslit life ln the Citi' .. ~ . N , / `»'
h , I (gn,-,,d|,,, p,-Qu) Du H h B mlm to ut ‘nw “_ in the new land, says the Edmon V V ,
er most prominen. cng ncers and LONDON August 29. _ Premier: them a I L pa I to me mn Joumu “They MW an been `
bridge builders wilri the sudden Baldwin aisparenny mmndmg to hoc” és prdgosa o r gu a_ mmucwd for "Wim periods in ,
pnssmg on Bsmrday of Thompsmz shed his cares of state as com- 0--Img E E; ts' h ld ¢'|¢e\th° ¢i'\Uii“8 5°h°°il It Bi`_l\\d°“ *md ` , N
Truman mack' "` A" BAS' mul' nisteiv ss possible for thu next ,°° , °,,,f'° “ °“ U “°‘ 1,, Ulevdon. in sutfolk.1i=nsl\nd.These  .~
his heme. '10 Delaware vo ts wma weeks le" this morning with any s :psi n ‘_ :ii ccinneai giant s schools were mmmwd by the Br” A __ / I
Ne   i;',|;tl(‘<“|;,,'¢;1[Furn|(;gr d|\3`i;:§h‘;-‘gs eb-gn-r Mrs. Baldwin for' Aix Los Baines. E11;’:ienMacl':E§m vslionsxee motto:-IEE; uh mb" mmmtry w interest boys in I
g in Dm-nhenw,-_ N_ B__ ,mi Wm-n France, for all ‘his annual holiday' viding that no action be taken was :=:_c“lE'¥»;'g egglfgtlggsétliess ag' cis; '|~0g0N'1‘0_ Angnnt 29_ __ Mn
d C “mm quite young entered Mount Allison carried- dum .nd me boys ue ,aught the mn., mode,-nts nontnnrly nnn on
LONDON. Aiill- 'l9»-L9~ Y if _ Univtrsity in thc* Maritime Pro- _ °°° “""“ "We should _find out first what methods of fummg m Wine rn thelorly winds, partly cloudy w
as vlncesragd lgradtigtes gvltilixutéié-   In  Eiéblic topinisotntx on the matter . d°mm|°n_ gnnluding dairy work ant-l'sci\attered showers, not mu
Nic” 0 - ~ e " ` ` “` °" °~ ~ ener l work of he farm, such as C H1186 ii t8mD°Plt\il‘°-
, Munir.; nngsr ut the Indeoebd; ertuontion at Moolii University ____ Police chief o. lvl. nonuiti strong- §,,,,,_,h° ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.|,fg_ b|,,c,,,,,,m,,,.g lvioximum uno minimum temper
where he was a gold medalist and PARIS. Aug. 29. --Charles A. Le- ly .favored the present system of md |um|,,,|.|ng_ gtnm.; ~
' received his degree of B. B. C. vine, who flew to Germany with keeping tha cafes open at all A sho, ,mm ,und was the gh-ni, Toronto. rain  'i
ering to welcome Socialist st-ud€Yiif5_'l‘wenty years ago ho came to Tor- Maurice Drouhin, engaged in a fist hours. mrm that “msn” me wonder oily(/tent;-qa|_ rain  
able hands and for seven years he "I never saw the man before. but that it would be a regretable ste~ My 'rnn boy, “ned in wqnqnr- nt`New York, cloudy 
was the government engineer on the he insulted me and I took a cracl_<_ declared the police chief. “it would thin u|ght_ nn mny nm nt, the bnnnsr 0h’t.own, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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ond daughter of the late Marquess Hillsborough Bridge in Charlotte- at him. I used to be a boxer, be very harmful advertising for the college where a row of men were High tide this afternoon at 12
Curaon ol Medleston. Her husbandl town, P. E. I. For many years he Levine said. city and would not in any way as- being,nnav¢d_ und tnmrn-my mm-n|n¢ ,n 1_1g_
-‘iwas civil engineer With the Iiii@i'° 'I lm iWhi¥i8 t0 start the flishi Bibi iii K08Dii'iK pure the morals The boys range in age from 16 to Sun sets this evening at 6-42-a
- national Railway in the east where to the United States. but the weath- of the young people. such I be- 21 years old and are being placed rises tomorrow morning at 5.19
in he also was actively engiilbd in ei' 15 "°° bm 5" Pi'i?8°i1t." Levine iievo being one ofthe chief reasons with various farmers in the north- First quarter moon Sunday, Se
maiiy other enterprises. , added. for' the contemplated action-" ern sections of the province. 4th, 9.21 n.m_
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“onto and married the former Miss fight with another American named "i am of the opinion that if couli- gnn bnyg "Look, Bidi" said wnl- Quebec. rair.   'lo-so
well-trained soprano voice, she stint! Mno Graham of Brampton. Many Brock on the boulevard today, and cii passes a byeiaw closing the res- |,ce_ tqook 5,, th” mm ,mms in 3 1-1n||fnx_ fn; 
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a group of three negro splrituals Ni- responsible tasks were left ill his»he said hc won. taurants during the early hours nnnif nnd gown; his nnnnn pnunh. Bt. John. cloudy 
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Princes Pay
Informal Visit
To Toronto
(Special to the Guardian)
TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 29. -- Tha
Prince of Wales and Prince George
came io Toronto informally this
afternoon and will be guests with
His Honor the Lieutenant-Goverm
or and Mrs. William D. Ross at Gov-
ernment House. The Royai train
arrives at North Toronto Station at
2 o’c1ock standard time. No offic-
ial functions have been arranged.
but it is rumored that there may be
one or two small private parties at
which His Royal Highness can in-
dulge in his favorite pastime of
dancing.
One party of this nature arranged
for tonight was cancelled however ii
few days ago because it was under-
stood that the Prince would not be
able to attend His Honor the
&I'°|Lleutenant Governor announced
', this morning that the Prince's visit
mr* at Government House would be en-
“Witirely informal and that no official
me engagements had been made other
than those at the Exhibition tomor-
‘row morning.
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New Director
Of School
Correspondence
(Canadian Press)
WINNIPEG. Man., Aug. 29. -W.
ID. Bayley, former member of the
,Legislative Assembly and a member
of the teaching profession for many
years. has been appointed as direct-
or of school correspondence courses
and as director of temperance in-
struction in the public schools of the »
province.
In the former capacity Mr. Baylei'
will direct the teaching of public
to children so located that they are
unable to attend school. and as
ector of temperance instruction he
will deliver addresses in the s<=h°°iS
and at teachers' conventions on the
scientific side of temperanee 0-S
lated to physiology and health.
Coming Events,
Meetings' Etc
afternoons Aug. 31st, Sept. 3rd. 'lt-h.
und icth. 8855-ii-30-21
"Bridgetown Hail Friday. Spec-
ial iihow. -Best in years-
8851-8;30-2l.
"Notice the Stirling institute
will hold an ice~cream festival at
sinuloy tion, Aus.431- ii not iii"
f il i e en ng-
'h° 0 ow ng V V ssao-szs-at
"ice cream social on Mliflhili
Conetahle’s lawn at New L0i1d°U~
Wednesday evening. Aug. illst. if
not fins come Thursday
884ll~8-30-Zi
"North Wiltshire Shipping Club
loading hogs and lambs Thursday.
forenoon up till 10 o'ciock. List
with E. N. Easter. Secretary.
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ith place like home, but see the Old
Ch New Hampshire Home in Keily'a
,Cross Hall, Aug. 30th by Borden
-` Dramatic Club. Z!
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"Inquire Re Chronic Dlaaaaea
ll3 Prince SUOQ, Dr. Cliit. Don'i
delay. recovery in next three
months. |008-tl Sept 3.
"Play - Uncle Rube postponed
°Wih8 to storm. will be presented
at Cardigan Hall by st. Margareffa
d Dramatic Club. on Monday e
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